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29 September, 23:35

What is due process? what might happen if the constitution did not guarantee this right?

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    Due process is the process through the court system in judicial branch that all american citizens have the right for trial in court and if this didn't happen a lot of innocent people would be in jail/prison because they did not have a fair trial, it would be unconstitutional to not give a citizen the right of due process.
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